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Published: 2016-06-01 06:53:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 22616; Favourites: 221; Downloads: 0
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the amount of time this page took me is embarassing, considering I reused the background of panels 1 and 3...
Aaa aaa aaaaa I'm so excited, I've been waiting to draw this page for so long!! *o*
Oceans are really difficult for me... first shoreline ever. Β Hopefully it will get better with a lot more practice!
Away we gooo!
Pokemon belongs to Nintendo!
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Too bad you can't just ride a horse...
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Come on, that's barely a few kilometers, a metric mile at most. They could do it in 1 hour.
At a slow pace, I'd say they could make it in 2 hours
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WOW! What a marvelous background especially the shoreline.
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What a marvelous background especially the shoreline!
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IMMA SAY IT AGAIN YOUR BGs ARE BEAUTIFUL <3 That shoreline is EPIC for a first!
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"First shoreline ever," could've fooled me. Looks fantastic! I'm so excited to see where the story goes from here!
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There's gotta be more to that field since it doesn't look that big. Though when you're a smaller 'mon it must seem that way?
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Okay, can I just say I adore the color palettes for each page? It sets a nice tone, it's so nice to look at, and it fits in well with everything. I also love the backgrounds! I just reallyΒ love your art style.
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these scenes are amazing! Β love the bright colors, what a sunny day.
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*insert hyrule field theme here*
That doesn't look that far away...? Anyway, as I said before, you truly have a gift for drawing landscapes!
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I'd kill to walk on such a stunning landscape! *-*
One day I'll be able to find such beautiful bright colours for my drawings! *-*
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